A Digital Frontier

Networks switched positions. January 2014. COZI moved to 25.1, and Retro moved to 25.3.  

WKRP welcomed SonLife to the family. The network launched on May 12, 2014, on 25.6.

A network changed its name. America One (25.5) became YouToo America.

WKRP welcomed Heartland to the family. The new network soft-launched on December 15, 2014, on 25.5.

Channel expansion. WKRP expanded its channel lineup on August 17, 2016. "Classics," a channel of randomly rotating classic movies, aired on 25.7. In addition, historical episodes of the cult favorite, award-winning "Friday Night Fu" launched as "The Fu" on 25.8. 

WKRP welcomed Get TV to the family. April 11, 2017. Launched GET TV on 25.3. Retro Television moved to 25.8.  A new network and some changes. December 8, 2017. LIGHT TV launched on 25.5. HSN moved from WOTH 20.7 to 25.7. Evine moved from WOTH 20.8 to 25.8. 

End of an era. Sister station WOTH shut down on January 23, 2018. The next day WKRP launched Movies! 20.1 (remapped from 47.9) and Heroes & Icons 20.4 (remapped from 47.10). On April 4, 2018, "Decades" launched on 20.2 (remapped from 47-11) and Quest on 20.3 (remapped from 47-12). 

The transmitter died. The date was August 17, 2019. Our new Anywave transmitter officially went online on August 22, 2019, at 12:00 am. 

A network rebranded itself. August 23, 2019. Evine rebranded to ShopHQ.

Expanded cable carriage. October 9, 2019. Cincinnati Bell launched four more of our channels on their cable system. 20.1 Movies! was on ch261. 20.2 Decades was on ch289. 20.3 Quest was on ch298. 20.4 H&I was on ch299.  

Changed frequencies. November 9, 2019. Completed the move to RF channel 28 for the FCC Repack.

The Big Guy passed away. Elliott Block, Channel 25 founder and Godfather of Low Power Television, left us on November 25, 2019.